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1 Colonial America Jeopardy! Settlement to 1750

2 Colonial America Jeopardy! Colonial Creation Trading Spaces Vexing Vocabulary Charters and Founders Regional Differences $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

3 Colonial Creation $100 This colony was started as a refuge for Quakers and was known for its fair, representative government and religious tolerance.

4 Colonial Creation $100 What is Pennsylvania? Back to the Board

5 Colonial Creation $200 This colony was started by Roger Williams who was displeased with the leadership of Massachusetts. He wanted to create a colony that separated the church from politics and treated Indians fairly.

6 Colonial Creation $200 What is Rhode Island? Back to the Board

7 Colonial Creation $300 This colony was a proprietary colony given to Sir George Carteret and John Lord Berkeley. This coastal colony occupied the land between the Delaware and Hudson Rivers.

8 Colonial Creation $300 What is New Jersey? Back to the Board

9 Colonial Creation $400 This colony was started by James Oglethorpe to create a haven for the poor and jailed debtors from England. This colony originally outlawed slavery and limited how much land each individual could own.

10 Colonial Creation $400 What is Georgia? Back to the Board

11 Colonial Creation $500 This colony was home to the South s largest port city, Charleston. It was also the only colony with a greater population of slaves than whites.

12 Colonial Creation $500 What is South Carolina? Back to the Board

13 Trading Spaces $100 This was the first profitable cash crop in the Americas

14 Trading Spaces $100 What is Tobacco? Back to the Board

15 Trading Spaces $200 In the triangular trade, name 2 things that were shipped from Africa to the West Indies (Caribbean Islands).

16 Trading Spaces $200 What are slaves, gold, or spices? Back to the Board

17 Trading Spaces $300 This terrifying leg of triangular trade from Africa to the West Indies resulted in the death of nearly one- third of all slaves on board.

18 Trading Spaces $300 What is the Middle Passage? Back to the Board

19 Trading Spaces $400 The practice of controlling trade to create and maintain the wealth of European nations and empires

20 Trading Spaces $400 What is mercantilism? Back to the Board

21 Trading Spaces $500 Goods protected by import duties and shipped from England to America as a part of triangular trade

22 Trading Spaces $500 What are manufactured or finished products? Back to the Board

23 Vexing Vocabulary $100 This document outlined the principles of the Pilgrim colony s government.

24 Vexing Vocabulary $100 What is the Mayflower Compact? Back to the Board

25 Vexing Vocabulary $200 Laws passed specifically to control the slave population

26 Vexing Vocabulary $200 What are Slave Codes? Back to the Board

27 Vexing Vocabulary $300 Due to political, religious, and economic problems, tens of thousands of people left England and made their way to America.

28 Vexing Vocabulary $300 What is the Great Migration? Back to the Board

29 Vexing Vocabulary $400 This was the first document of its kind, guaranteeing religious freedom for all Christians in Maryland.

30 Vexing Vocabulary $400 What was the Toleration Act of 1649? Back to the Board

31 Vexing Vocabulary $500 These placed duties (taxes) on certain Colonial goods sold in Europe, and prohibited the American colonies from trading with anyone but England, severely weakening the Colony s economy.

32 Vexing Vocabulary $500 What were the Navigation Acts? Back to the Board

33 Charters and Founders $100 This type of colonial charter was given to a group of investors.

34 Charters and Founders $100 What is a Company Charter? (Joint Stock Company) Back to the Board

35 Charters and Founders $200 This type of charter was given to an individual or group of individuals.

36 Charters and Founders $200 What is a proprietary charter? Back to the Board

37 Charters and Founders $300 This type of charter was held by the monarch.

38 Charters and Founders $300 What is a royal charter? Back to the Board

39 Charters and Founders $400 These were the only two company colonies in America.

40 Charters and Such $400 What are Virginia and Massachusetts? Back to the Board

41 Charters and Founders $500 New York was governed by this type of charter.

42 Charters and Founders $500 What is a royal charter? Back to the Board

43 Regional Differences $100 This group of colonies was known as the breadbasket because they grew wheat, oats, grains, and raised livestock.

44 Regional Differences $100 What are the Middle Colonies? Back to the Board

45 Regional Differences $200 This group of colonies was unable to grow large amounts of any crop due to its rocky soil. Therefore, these colonies specialized in shipping, manufacturing, and fishing.

46 Regional Differences $200 What are the New England Colonies? Back to the Board

47 Regional Differences $300 This region principally grew cash crops like rice, indigo, and tobacco

48 Regional Differences $300 Who are the Southern Colonies? Back to the Board

49 Regional Differences $400 Because of the large number of plantations that scattered the landscape, this region had a higher slave population than the others

50 Regional Differences $400 What were the Southern colonies? Back to the Board

51 Regional Differences $500 One might say that this group of colonies was more religiously focused than the others, because three of its colonies were founded by ministers or religious groups

52 Regional Differences $500 What are the New England Colonies? Back to the Board

53 Daily Double

54 Final Jeopardy Arguably, the first written constitution in the New World, this document established a more democratic form of government in its colony.

55 Final Jeopardy What is the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut? Back to the Board